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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-009y jFamily Entertainment (;enter School's Out" 311 09 IL4 0(D SC'mNN r V I 0 IANDER I f l 1 r' x 1 M.. es TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS UNDER ZONING BY-LAWS To all persons deemed interested or affected by the Board of Appeals, under Sec.15 of Chap.40 of General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and all amendments thereto, you are hereby notified that: 1974-9 March 18,1974 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER has appealed to the Board of Appeals for modification of aSpecial Permit to'remove restrictions on operation at ROUTE 132 and'AI.RPORT ROAD HYANNIS, in a BUSINESS ZONING DISTRICT. A public hearing will be given on this petition at 2:00 pm. 1974-11 ,March 18,1974 DAN I EL P.CATALANO has appealed to the Board of Appeals from a decision of the Building Inspector and petitions for a Special Permit to allow construction of a building for housing 28 dogs at MAIN STREET, WEST BARNSTABLE in a VILLAGE BUSINESS-B ZONING DISTRICT. A public hearing will be given on this petition at 2:15 pm. 1974-8 March 18,1974, PARKER REALTY CORPORATION has appealed to the Board of Appeals for a Special Permit to allow construction of timber pier, ramp, fixed floats and dredging in Hyannis Inner Harbor off SCHOOL STREET, HYANNIS in a BUSINESS LIMITED C ZONING DISTRICT. A public hearing will be given on this petition at 2:30 pm. 197410 March 18,1974 JAMES F.PENDERGAST has appealed to the Board of Appeals for a Special Permit to allow dredging around pier and dock at waterfront and maintenance at SOUTH STREET, HYANNIS in a BUSINESS LIMITED C ZONING D ISTRICT. A public hearing will be given on this petition at 2:35 pm. These hearings will be held in the HEARING ROOM—TOWN HALL,MAIN STREET, HYANNIS on April 3, 1974. You are invited to be present. By order of the Board of Appeals. MARY ANN B. STRAYER Clerk 3-20-27-74) PICTURE FRAMING HOUSE CLEANING SERVICES We Specialize in Crewel, Stores Also. Windows,-Floor Waxing, Needlepoint&Embroidery Framing Rug Shampooing,. Painting, Wall ROBERT BROOKS ART GALLERY Washing, General Chores, Clean up Rte 28 Falmouth Rd after Parties. - tfn) Hyannis 775-4149 JOE J.OHNSON 1 74 - _ 7 .5-R009 NEED IT DONE? WE'LL DO IT.. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Additions, Repairs,- Reshingling, ACCOUNTING REPORTS&TAXES Minor Masonry, Painting, Fencing, JOAITAVILLA 398-8475- ` Retaining Walls, Sun Decks...1f you (10-17;4-17) need it done,we'll do it! Quality work, CAPE COD TREE SERVICE., Now Reasonable prices, References. supplying woodchips. Complete tree . Call Dale Crowder evenings at service. Brush clearing, landscaping. 362-4483 or days at 775-7586. (tfn)Hyannisport. Call 775-5448 (tfn) VERMONT HARDWOOD PLUMBING AND HEATING Split for fireplace; $45 running Joseph Capachione cord-18" length. Other lengths Lic.No.15303 available. Tel. 775-6898 after 6 p.m. 385-3895 East Dennis.. tfn) MASTER ELECTRICi/AN — Carroll BONDED LOCKSMITH&" Farrenkopf. No job too small. SHARPENING Chatham, Mass. 945-2868. (tfn) MOBILE SERVICE SHOP Q Knives, Scissors, Skates, Cir. Saws MASONRY fll Sharpened. Locks repaired, keys Dave Garcia QUALITY Masonry, made. Fireplaces and Concrete floors. Call Restaurant-"Domestic-Industrial collect 428-0273. (tfn) Hyannis 775-6395 f "I USED PAPERBACKS BOUGHT&SOLD MID-CAPE SHEET METAL WORKS. - Fine Books.Prints All types of sheet metal work. 644 Main Street,Hyannis Corporation Rd. Hyannis 775-5923 Next to Signor Pizza) + tfn). 771-2844 tfn) . - DONALD BAKER DRIVEWAYS BUILDER R&A PAVING April 19, 1974 RE: 1974-9 Solicited opinion of Selectmen as licensing authority re: ^Family Entertainment Center application for extension of hours and Sunday openingw William Eshbaugh - opposed to both Sunday and night extension of hours - Board of Appeals decision should stand. Martin Hoxie - opposed to Sunday but 11pm is okay Paul Brown - opposed to extension of night hours but S-i'day hours would be all right in the afternoon, in compliance with Cap. 136 TOWN OF 1BARNSTABLE O//we 0 own l,a usage 397 MAIN STREET HYANNIS. MASSACHUSETT'S 02601 TELEPHONE 617-775-112D EXT. 155 June 6, 1974 Mr. Joseph A. Williams, Chairman Barnstable Board of Appeals Hyannis, Massachusetts Dear Joe: Recently I returned to - your office the Approved decision in the matter of the Family Entertainment Center for the K-Mart Shopping Plaza.. I concur with you in your view that the Board of Appeals has within its power the right to impose 11safeguards and conditions" in connection with its granting of a Special Permit. It is my view that Sec. Q-2(b) of the Town -of Barnstable Zoning By-law relating to "Special. Permits for Exceptions" incorporates the language of Mass. General Laws Ch. 40A, and in so doing thereby incorporates the language con- tained .in General Laws Ch. 40A, Sec. 4 which states in v ' pertinent part as follows: The zoning by-law or ordinance may provide that exceptions may be allowed to the regulations and restrictions contained therein, which shall be i applicable to all of the districts of a particular r class and of a character set forth in such ordinance or by-law. Such exceptions shall be in harmony with the general purpose and intent of the ordinance or by-law and may be subject to general or specific rules therein contained. "'-` 7. r June 6, 1974 Mr. Joseph A. Williams, Chairman Page 2 The Board of Appeals established under Sec. 14 of such city or town, . . . . . may, if in appropriate cases and subject to appropriate conditions and safeguards, grant to an applicant a Special Permit to make use. of his . land to erect and maintain buildings , or other structures thereon in accordance with such an exception. . . . . " q Also, I cite for your assistance the case of La Charite v. Board of Appeals of Lawrence 327 Mass.. 417 which provides in pertinent part, that a Board of Appeals if empowered by a zoning ordinance may '.'impose appropriate conditions and safeguards in granting a special ;.permit" . If I have not sufficiently answered your .question, please communicate with me at your convenience and I will be happy to discuss the matter with you further. Since ely, enry . urpy, J t Air New England, Inc. ; Larry & Josephine Antonelli; H. Hayworth Backus; Barnstable Fire District; Barnstable_ itmicipal. Airport; Barnstable_ Research Park; Barnstable .Water Company;, _Hudson.h. Baxter; Nelson Bearse; Raymond & Eleanor Blackburn; George W. & Barbara E. Blanchard; Raymond H. & Rachel Psi Bourque; Edward P Brown et .ali; Manuel J. Brito; Michael F. Burns; ,Margaret E. t Byrne & Julia G. Powers, Trs. ; Cape Cod Bank & Trust Co. ; Cape Cod Council, inc. , Boy Scouts of America; Cape Cod Leisure Enterprises, Inc.; Cape & islands Flight Service; Cape. & Vineyard Electric Company; Vincent J. Catania & Hugh R. Farrington, Trs. ; Myron & Bernice Cohen; Corcoran Supply Co. of Hyannis; Manuel P. Correia; Edmund J. & Florence M. Coye; J. K. & Palmer Davenport David G. Mugar, Trs. ; Palmer Davenport & David G. Mugar, Trustees Mugar Group Inc. ; John G. Doherty; John G. & Katherine A. Doherty; Rene L. Poyant & Clifford W. Dow, Jr. , Trs.; William D. Duchesney; Federated Department Stores, Inc. ; Daniel J. Fern; Frances R. Fern, Tr.; Robert E. French; Percy B. Hall; Robert F. Hayden; Howard Johnson Company; Hyannis Trust Co. , Samuel Ingram; Inland Marine Limited, Inc; Patricia A. Johnson; Allan F. Jones; William D. Jones, John F. & Ellen J. Keveney; Raymond G. & Frances I. Lantery; Eleanor R. Laskey; Annie M. Lawrence; Martin I. Levitt; L. Grossman Sons, Inc.; Louis Paul & Lila L. Lorusso; Gerald & Francine Maillet; Nelson M. & Suzanne E. Malchman; Marane Oil Corporation; Francis J. Mather; McCusker Warehouses, Inc. ; J. Craig & Barbara J. Medeiros; Shirley J. Medeiros; G. Winthrop Moore; Bernice Moriarty; Edward B. , Jr. & Marion B. Nelson; Earl S. Opdyke; Elsie M. Otis; The Pancake Man, Inc.; Norman W. Pemberton, Inc. ; Penn Central Railroad; George H. & Lydia M. Peters; John & Nicholas Vinos Philopoulas; Stanley A. Ptak; Leonard E. & Louise B. Robsham; Joaquim J. Rosary; Dennis J. Sanidas' John A. Scott, Jr. & Otto L. Kittila; William C. Scott et ali; William C. , William J. , & Lincoln D. Scott; Dora W. Jones & J. M. Shelby; Shell Oil Company; Harry Sher; John F. Shields; Lloyd R. Arne D. Smith; Orin E. & Evelyn C. Spooner; Joseph A. Sullivan et ALI,; Swan Pond Developers, Inc; George C. & Joan M. Terkelsen; Dennis F. Thomas .Post 2578 VFW; Albert E. & Marjorie E. Tracy; Tracy Volkswagen, Inc. ; Unifam, Inc. ; Bernard & Elizabeth .Wilbur and Dante &Roberti E. Bratti; Yarmouth Canp Youth Association. TOWN OF BARNSTABLE lJ Board of Appeals Family Entertainment Center i.......... Petitioner Appeal No. ........127A=2........................................... JUne 5 19 FACTS and DECISION Petitioner ..............Family EMtert.a;i=9nt....C.eV.t.er................ filed petition on .!%rqtL 1.1............ 1474 requesting aXiggj8&_ -permit for premises at ft...4-3- 2-4 Street, in the village of ............Argpn1.@................................ adjoining premises of.............................................................................................................................................. I...............i....................................... I.......................................................I.......................................................................................................................................... for the purpose of removal of restrictions onoperation, i.e., to extend time open and allow.operation on Sunday q............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Locusis presently zoned in ft"ness Distg-4r-t.................................................................................................................. I................................................................................................................................................................................................... Notice of this hearing was given by mail, postage prepaid, to all persons deemed affected and by publishing in Cape Cod Aff&b&ASfiU7d0ft' newspaper published in Town of Barnstable a, copy of Which is attached to'the record of these proceedings filed With Town Clerk. A public hearing by the Board of ,Appea'ls of the Town Hof Barnstable was held at the Town Office Building, Hyannis, Mass., at ..............2.00,.............-lbft P-M. ......April. 3....................................................... 1!74 upon said petition under zoning by-laws. Present at the hearing were the following members: hnp A. Williams Buford Goins Mary Ann B. Strayer Chairman At the confusion of the hearing, the Board took said petition under advisement. A view of the locus was had by the Board. On ..............May....2,2.............:...................................................I........................ 19 ..7.4 the Board of Appeals found The Petitioner, Family Entesrtaltzment, Center, has appealed to the Board of Appeals for modification of a Special Permit to remove restrictions on operation at Route 132 and Airport Road, Hyannis in a Business Zoning Disetrict. Attor"y Alan Green Of Centerville,le., a partner in Familyy Entertainment Cesenter, represented the Patitioner and stated that although the present reeetitletiomss impose 9 am to 9 psi houraR of operations the Petitioner is open Miy From noon except Saturday when they open earlier) until 8A5 pm soon that all customers oar finish their games and be out by 9 pm and they are not open $uaday; that wb4n the original Special Peru was isressued, the Petitioner bad considered appealing the restrictions im ediatelys but felt that they would operates under the restrictions and thereby, establish a record of operation upon wbieh they could bass an appeal for modification of the restrictions; that ".School's Out" opened for bus se on X*v a* 7-,, 1973r and since that time has had no complaints nor WW Incidental tts.that a pro4de constant ssuperviss:ion of the ebiil;drean dare ; that Qont*A, are held aueb. ass a drawing *ontesat, competi- tion at the maobines like air hoo ey, putting the birth soorrar'a nab on sa plaque on the maok' m; that free paay, coupons are given to various obaritable orgapizations, a list of wbi.eah was submitted; that :Free play coupons s" also given to motels and hotetlog some of mt4ch leave thom 1*, thee rooms for their guestes 14t the Lanuiag Corporation, the owner of the building, is in.-favor of "School t a Out" as are all of the other merchants In the Cape Town Shopping " Plama wbo ioro awtaotedl that most businessnessss aotiv ty on Cape Cod iat 'in the suer season sad cloying the week-ends in the off—season and early closing ssaonst tut+ess a hardship as it is hardly -worth ratuMing to School,a Out, after di,mer If they lose at 9 pm and. Sunday is a part of the lucrative weak-mod usluess; R14POtUi1S A01 oisei past performance and good record, FWdly Entertain. 3acsut xxx Center would like to extend its hours to 11 pm on weekdays and be open Sundays from noon or 9 pm, with, pearha pse, an earlier closisssg iieeur on Sundayl Vlsq ld not be open curing soar©h hours; that the Selectman have been contacted and do not disapprove of this Vision of houral the+ there will be oonssetent sasspesrvinion; that this provides a pl.aoe for the kids to 1po vhere there *411 be supervision Instead of out on the street; that the giviM of T-shirts as prizes& for the competitive games has been chocked withthes Juvenile Officer, Mr, F'lycn, and seems to be within the laws although the practice would be stopped should any legal problem be di s eavesared. Oppositionon was based on the amount of money exWddd by obi ldren at these games and how they would obtain this money and Hulot children should be home at 9 pm. Distribution:— Board of Appeals Town Clerk Town of Barnstable Applicant Persons interested Building Inspectaor Public Information By ........ . ... . ..... . .............. Board of Appeals C rm Heroe, o TOWN OF BARNSTABLE i SIMSTM : BOARD OF APPEALS 397 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 Appeal No. 1974-9/Family Entertainment Center - Facts & Decision -- Page 3 The Board found that the request for a change in the evening hours until 11 pm was reasonable in view of the Pact that there are certain other businesses in the area which are open until that time. The Board felt there would be no detriment to the zoning area nor to the public good nor derogation of the Barnstable Aoning By-Law by allowing this. However, the Board Pound that there would be a potential detriment to the public good if children under the age of 16 were allowed on the premises until closing; therefore, the Board imposes the following safeguards and conditions with regard to the extension of time: 1) No child under the age of 16 shall be allowed on the premises, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian, aer 8 pm. The Board further found that the portion of the application asking for a s Sunday opening could be detrimental to the area involved by having the center open at a time when not many of the other shops would be open, The Board stood by its original decision not to allow any opening on Sunday. The Board also reserves the right to review this decision should any incidents of public nuisance arise due to this change of hours. Board of Appeals Town of Barnstable T i man COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSES TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BOARD OF APPEALS Jutae-.5..................................19 74 NOTICE OF VARIANCE Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Permit General Laws Chapter 40A, Section 18 as amended) Notice is hereby given that a Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Ptrmit has been granted To........... En_te-rtainment Center Owner or Petitioner Address-_Building #5, Capetown Shoptbing Center, Rt. 1 2- --Hanni8 MA._.__._... City or Town---------- Syami s'MA a 0'er '------------------------ den ify an ected by the Town of Barnstable. Board of Appeals affecting the rights of the owner with respect to the use of premises on_Rt;_ 132_A,1i,i Rix't-,Road.....F anni.a.................................. Street City or Town the.record title standing in the name of La Corporatim...---------------------------------------•------------------------- whose address is_9`..--__Est_28th_Street.-_Grand_Rapids. Michigan__49508....................... Street City or Town State by a deed duly recorded in the-Bame-tale...................County Registry of Deeds in Book 1422 677 ReRegistry District of the Land Courtq6777.gq4------- Pag;-q------------------------------g• y certificate No................. ................Book -------- .......Page---------------- The decision of said Board is on file with the papers in Decision or Case No..Ic,74-9.......... in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Barnstable. Signed this-5th-----day of----June-----------------------------------1974, Board of Appeals I................._.....Chairman Board of Appeals Clerk Board of Appeals 19........ at..............o'clock and................................minutes ....M• Received and entered with the Register of Deeds in the County of.......................................... Book........................ Page.----------------------- ATTEST Register of Deeds Notice to be recorded by Petitioner WN OF BARNSTABLE, CF7HETO BOARD OF APPEALS g e A`PEAL #k ,, e HARASTABLE, a° 9pp 1639 ` E?:'ri,BIT A Ufa MPX LiR"'ECEIVE0 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE MAR 111974 PETITION FOR VARIANCE UNDER THE ZONING BYLAW SPECIAL PERMIT To the Board of Appeals, Hyannis, Mass. Date _......MarCh 8 z...._..........._ 19 _74 The undersigned petitions the Board of Appeals to vary, in the manner and for the reasons hereinafter set forth, the application of the provisions of the zoning by-law to the following described premises. Building #5-, Capetown Shopping Ctr. Applicant: Inily ,Entertainment Center. Inc,.-Route 132. Hyannis. Mass. Full Name) Winter Address) Owner ann ng Corporat on. .0East ,28th St.........Grand Rapids. Mich 49508 Full Name)igter.Ad ss) C et0 Tenant (if any) : Family Entertainment Centers .Inc oue annis _Mass. Full Name) Winter Address) 1. Location of Premises ...R.4..1 tQ.....132....ski,...,irp.Qrt....RQad,.....liyama.,a.,.....Naas........0 eaiart #3) Name of Street) What section of Town) 2. Dimensions of lot 1600t x 750 _` Tract 26.51 Acres tractArea ............................... ................ Frontage)Depth)Square Feet) 3. Zoning district in which premises are located......BL1ginu..............•....................................................................... 4. How long has owner had title to the above premises? .....1.2.,,•ye9 9 5. How many buildings are now on the lot? .....SIX - thirty-five business outlets 6. Give size of existing buildings _...224.s.6.QQ.......qu3rQ..... Q t...................................._......._............._........._........_.. _. Proposed buildings .... Q.....EiIdd1,ti.0.15........................................................ 7. State present use of premises Entertainment coin-Operated .machines 8. State proposed use of premises Zn.ilY_.• Q_QrQ• ' Qn•••. d••••relazatiS?n••••.amQa.... m n& some coin-operated games 9. Give extent of proposed construction or alterations: ....................Kane......................................................................................... 10. Number of living units for which building is to be arranged .AQ .9....................................................._......................... 11. Have you submitted plans for above to the Building Inspector? X.9. .... ??..a..G4 ?,Q __. .. ._ .... _. 12. Has he refused a permit? .......N.0t...ap.pl1,Qak)lQ....................................... 13. What section of zoning by-law do you ask to be varied? .......Nqt applicable 14. State reasons for' variance or special permit: ... n?4Ye....rQrStr lC tlOris Ori OPPratl9n, i.e. ,_ _ to extend o time_ QP'eh=. and .allow operation ,on Sunday____ Respectfully submitted, Si--nature) Petition received by ....................................................................... ... a a Address) ..,t.......,. ,., _ ... .._....... Hearing date set for ............................................................ 19-......... Filing fee of $25.00 required with this petition. This form may also.be used for Appeals. Over) The following are the names and mailing addresses of the abutting owners of property and the name and address of the owner across the street, according to the records in the Assessor's Office at the date of this application: Please type or print,only. See Attached Sheets Verified by Assessor's Office Assessor There must be submitted with the within application at the time of filing a plan of the land, in duplicate, (or two prints) showing: 1. The dimensions of the land.See Original Application 2. The location of existing buildings on the land. 3. The exact location of the improvements sought to be placed on the land. Applications filed without such plans will be returned without action by the Board of Appeals. 9 O O 00 Go O O Family Entertainment Center • Capetown Shopping Center Route 132, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 • 775-5566 Dear In mid-November an exciting new family entertainment center servicing central Cape Cod opened at Hyannis. School' s Out brought to young people and their families a form of clean, wholesome enter- tainment never before offered in this area. School' s Out is the largest shopping center arcade in New England. We have attractively arranged in our well lit, air- conditioned playroom a carefully selected array of new competitive, skill testing, coin-operated machines. We have trained personnel on the floor providing constant supervision at all times even though many parents and grandparents come into the store daily with their children and stay with them to play the various games. We have prepared a program for presentation to groups such as yours complete with pictures and materials reflecting the growth and modernization of the coin-operated entertainment business. We would like the opportunity to come to a meeting of your organization, bringing with us an example of the competitive, modern games that are offered at School' s Out so that your members can familiarize themselves with the games as much as they like there free of charge. At the same time we will distribute free play coupons to each of - your members so that at their convenience they might stop by School' s Out and test their skills. I think you will find that the program will be interesting and informative. In addition to the speaking program, School' s Out offers special occasion parties, non-profit club fund raising programs, and other community oriented features which your organization may be interested in. Please use the enclosed pre-addressed post card to indicate your interest in having a representative of School' s Out contact you to set up a speaking program or discuss one of the other re- ferred to offerings. Very truly yours, Manager FAMILY LIVING SECTION CoSOCIAL NEWS t tt 51aaar4mw(Timrs 0 CLASSIFIED Hyannis, Massachusetts, Sunday, March 17, 1974 Page 33 angout at the bar' cn im rompt u teen center By SUSAN LINGLE town, according to the Gianfer- "It's hard for these kids In 0 antes and the young people, a small town. There isn't The dimness of the bar is a was "hanging around" the much for them to do,', says shock after walking in from drug store or street corners; Bob Gianferante. "There's no the bright afternoon sunlicht n 6 , much to the dismay of local place for them to o onceFamily 1'VlngThebartenderfingershisI parents, shop owners and the they meet. The worst this canhandlebarmustacheand Sandwich police. do is cost me a couple months pours drinks for one or two regular customers, sitting at According to Sandwich Po- heat — and actually there are Susan Linde the longwooden bar. Eight lice Chief Robert D. Whearty, a few extra bucks coming in young men intently line up the center has made a differ- from the machines, enough to Family Living Editor shots at the pool 'table. in the ence. "We haven't had the maybe start a scholarship." next room. Then, from an problems of youths c o n- Gianferante is a big Teddy unseen r o o In , incongruous gregating around in downtown Bear of a man, with a small sounds drift into the murky areas this year," he says. "It's Van Dyke beard, who gets reporter snaps pictures (6g- There's enough ae'tivity here 71 atmosphere: given the kids someplace to heated talking about the arettes are held behind backs) for any kid who wants it." go and gotten them off the problems of teenagers in a but there is only a ripple of The action is a bit slow at 5 Zip" "Ding" " Clang' ' laughter when she knocks p.m. on a Monday afternoonparkinglots . . . there's been srhall town and his teen Pop "Hey Cheryl" "Oh I s vandalism." center. over the bulletin board. the teenagers are beginning to Donny" "Who s n e x t The Gianferantes attribute When we started this we lay down the cue sticks and You're crazy" their success to rules that are " It's fun..Some of the kids were really apprehensive, but drift home for supper. A In the dining room of Bob are really amazing," he says. short, sweet and steadfast,it didn't work out that way," couple of parents wander in to and Rosemarie Gianferante's I was having a problem with and to subtle, but firm adult says Gianferante. The center pick up caughters or sons, but pilferage. I got really upsetrestaurantinSandwich, The supervision- A rule sheet planned to open with a bangr. .. ..there is almost a feeling of in about it and locked everybodyYankeeClipper, 25 teenagers urges the young people to en-on a. Sunday, but when the trusion on private haunting in and we had a nice little are playing pinball, ping pon vending machines and came ground. The Gianferantes say Ik,71:joy themselves, conduct them- T.V. tennis, cards and air talk about it. Everything was on Friday, a that on Friday and Saturdayselveswithrespecttablesarrivedforthem-returned in the next couple Ofhockey. group of teenagers "hanging nights there are usually 40 selves and others, make sup- Some, sit around the wooden days We're running a around" across the street of- or 60 young people crowdinggestions, keep things quiet in business, if you conduct yolir-the room.booths, talking, playing soli- the study area, keep things fered to help carry in theselfwellyoucansay, if not equipment. "And there they Back at the bar, Michealtaire, or just `hangingAeat and when leaving to be out! aroun considerate were," says Gianferante.Robbie is still pouring a fewd. The Gianferantes of the restau- Mrs. Gianferante is quieterrant's neighbors.and their young mustachioed The Gianferante's one.disap- drinks under the fish net bartender, Micheal Robbin,In smaller print, are the than her husband, but just as pointment is. that the 'center drapings. One older man sits teen- end of the bar and sipswanderamongstthehardeorerules — no &ugs or friendly and easy with the will have to close in May. so at the agers, dispensing change for Young people. She think, the a cocktail, eavesdropping asalcoholicbeveragesmaybetheycanearnenoughofa living as restauranteurs, to the Gianferantes discuss thecenterhasgivenherinsightthemachines, taking orders consumed on the premises Wellforfood, playing a game Of afford to Nandlargeproblemsshemayhaveopenthecentercenter. the strangergroupsmaynotInrt0 her own four sons be again next November, says, "I thought it was such awhenping-pong, or just being a g lot. Fin- wh friend. loiter in the parkin I think "I would like to find a place good thing going on here thatally, "Don't lose the privilege come teenagers. teenagers have a lot to contri- r crisis of using th6 facility for rule for the summer," says Gian- I had to come in to see foWhentheenergy struck the Gianferantes were violations."bute. They do think, but don't ferante. But he sees problems myself." get credit for it. When we SstuckwithanexcessofspaceNoalcoholicbeveragesoncethesummer. troops ar- Unfortunately, says Robbin, walk down the street, we have a dearth of winter custom may be taken from the bar rive with teenage reinforce- not enough people have come area into the dining room cen- to wave to 30 of them, she ments. "If one, of the winter in to look for themselves.ers. The Yankee Clipper is ays. normally open on weekends kids does something out of This kid went home andterandnooneunder18wills during-the winter, but the gas be'served'drinks. The young people say that line, I know all their par- when his mother asked where shortage had seriously cut in- Thete is always an adult on the center is the best thing to ents," he says "and we could he had been, he answered the to business. the premises, either the Gian- happen to the town in a long work it out. But I don't know Yankee Clipper. The woman Since the standing costs ferantes, or a substitute time. They complain of "has- it that would work with the was furious that her son had fr hea,t, mortgage payments, teachers who helps o u t sles with the police" because summer kids." been hanging around a bar. So telephone — had to paid any- because he does not have to there was no place to go but "The kids could come in she marched down here to jj way, they decided to open the answer to. any public agency; the street corners. They like here without any money and find out what was going on dinina room to Sandwich's Bob Gianferante can threaten the center because there is no still be just as welcome," and when she found out it was teen " formal organization, it is says Mrs. Gianferante. Her a youth center, all she could agers. Before they flung to close the, place down, and husband adds, "This can't be say was, 'Oh, my God, isn't Bol and Rosemarie Gianferante stand outside their Sandwich rest open the doors in late Janu- mean it. Azd the young people really a "drop in" center. The which they have turned into a winter teen center. (Staff Phot ary, the major activity in know it. atmosphere tenses a bit as a a thing they feel is a rip-off, that something.' Chipper, or l a s Gulf beaches re lr e s tEditor's Note: Roger Murra), Op veteran Nover mind the cost of travel from Falmouth Oh, no, not apin." about the red tide and fish d bu, Oh, yes, h- s',1:1; and it ain't good." like Page 19, Section D. a some- During the two-hour ride from Tampa Air- For a couple of. a day, port to St. Pete Beach — it took 21,,i hours to remained on the and fly from Boston to Tampa — the semll in- venture into creased in potency. less -d k shave, pool swim aril shower, I Page 34 Sunday Cape Cod Standard-Times, March 17, 1974 Research lacking, in skin care field By ENID NEMY screens aren't good as make- has been done to alleviate they are paying for•" y f a'/N.Y. Times News Service up bases. Even if they were, this. He recommended soap or R ti y,i NEW YORK — Dr. Bedford people wouldn't put them an "These four things are with- rinsable cleansers for cleaning ; t Shelmire Jr'., a mild-man as a separate thing. They in easy reach," he said. the skin. "Anyone using oil nered T e x a s dermatologist, should be incorporated as part "The should have been done grease or cold cream should y wrote a popular book an skin of the cosmetic." by now. graduate to a more modern care last year, but it didn't He also noted .the necessity type of cleanser" he W&The Dallas dermatologist,say it all. for a better mild-but effective What may have given satis s kwhosharesapracticewithhisThebookhadanakedoldfacialcleansingagent. factory service in Cleopatra'sfatherandbrother, said that tlbSsosoee.lady on the jacket, and a lot "The amphotherics that ,are he spent a good deal of his o£- time of straight-from-thehip shoot- now used in shampoos like fice time "refuting things in Be warned against the use s ing at cosmetics inside, but Johnson's Baby Shampoo have advertisements." of soaps with either deodorant little did anyone know that been around for 20 years, but e bit chemicals or fragrance.He commented on the hatherewasworsetotheirdevelopmenthasbeen M y personal favorite isofcosmeticsfirmstakingacome. very slow. The best cleanser good Soap," he said, adding The cosmetics industry is 50 is soap, but some soaps are substance that is "very good that Neutrogena was also good years behind the time," said strong. We n e e d cleaners for one purpose and using it for sensitive or older skins. Dr. Shelmire, in everything.who was here for that are as good as soap but A rinsable cleaner, s a series of personal appear- are as mild as cream." is one example," he eaner, prefer- Proteinances. "It is still doing no,real A third area to be further said. "It's very good for dam- shouldn't a free flowing lotion, basic research in the skin care explored, he said, would. be aged hair, it's legitimate and it shouldn't leave a film of mois- P turizer ( it should just leavefield." abrasive thinners, usually re- works very well. Now it's in ev- He outlined four major quired as the skin ages and erythmg—shaving lotions, mois a good clean skin ). A moder- areas that are, he believes, environmental damage begins turizing. creams — it's a com- ately-priced recommendation y. plete waste there and does no in this area was Max Factor's neglected or ignored. and sug- to take its toll. facial bath. gested that their development "Most of the present scrubs good whatsoever. was longoverdue•and Shelmire, whose book "The He punctured the myth of grains are lousy, he moisturizers "penetrating"It's time the cosmetic com- said. You can really do more Art of Looking Younger (St. the skin. parries stopped chasing their with a sponge or face cloth." Martin's Press ($6.95) praises Y R i simple skin care routines and None of them penetrate totails," he said. Shelmire agreed with the P For example, he said, there cosmetics industry that pres- P any eabl and it's actually uninexpensiveproducts, said he desireable," he said- "All oilsshouldbemoresunscreensent-day make-up is generally was not against "esthetics in incorporated into cosmetics safe and non-allergenic. But make-up." whether of animal vegetable or mineral origin, will moistur r and after-shave lotions. he added, there is still a I have ,no quarrel with The skin must be pro- "huge problem" from black- something that is packaged ize and protect the skin to , t H yaboutthesamedegree• tected against the sun and heads and enlarged pores, due well and smells good, but I "A light mineral oil, with most of the present sun to make-up, and very little want .people to know what the excess tissued off, does as much for the skin as the most Doing mans jobR expensive daytime base, and Date Calendar Vaseline is the equal of the Mrs. Barbara Wilson of Beverly, the first woman in the two children, gave up her job as a receptionist for the O'Brien most expensive right cream. state, and possibly the country, to receive a license to install Oil Burner Service to join her husband and father in her new They just don't look, smell or and repair oil burners, makes an adjustment on new burner job. (UPI) feel as good." during her first day on her new job. Mrs. Wilson, mother of TODAY Five Rivers Branch of Hos- Chatham Athletic Associa- Indoor .22 Shoot, 1 p.m., pital Aid, meeting, 10 a.m., tion, meeting, 8 p.m., Chat- Bass River Rod and Gun Community Center, Osterville, ham Fire Station, Chatham.4 , In the later yearsClub, Yarmouth A family af- Silent auction will be held, fair with skill and lucky tar- N.A.A.C.P., meeting, 8 p.m., gets. Chairman: Fred Kast- Bloodmobile, 12:30 p.m. to 6 Knights of Columbus Hall, aner, 432-0170. p.m., St. Joan of Are parish Falmouth Road, H y a n n i s hall, Bridge 5t., Orleans. For Program: The "Independent Urges stiffer Iaws against r"(Etc.)" an original mull- appointment please call 255- Park Project" of Hyannis will g g e s cal revue, 3 p.m., Harwich 2646 or 255-3119. be presented by Jim MurphyWinterTheater, Division St.,and other members of the West Harwich. Unity Guild, meeting, 1:30 Parkland Board of Directors. p.m., Federated Church, Main Also a program sponsored byBibleStudy, 3 p.m., Sher- St., Hyannis. Program: Mrs. WQRC duringg Nero History By ROBERT PETERSON I'm a widow, 71, who was The civil liberties folks may dayenjoyDadwasallsmilesandthingIseemtoen is aton-Regal Inn, Rte. 132, Hy Doris Doane and "Gape Cod Week will be heard.QUESTION: — "Hooray for robbed and severely beaten by claim that muggers are few they were as chummy as an puttering around the houseSponsoredbytheAd- Houses." your recent column sug- a mugger just a block from in number and rarely kill. But old married couple. But they fixing the roof, remodeling Pilgrim Cape Cod Chapter Harwich Historical Society, gesting 16th century punish- my home in broad daylight. who can deny that muggers haven't mentioned marriage rooms, and building cabinets 895 AARP, meeting, 1:30 annual meeting, 8 p.m., As- ment for muggers. Here in New Orleans thou- KILL the freedom of millions and I don't like the situation. and tables at my work bench.r Orchestra gg' sembl Room of the Brooks of Q St. Barra- p.m., Pilgrmm Congregational y You'll probably be deluged sands of senior citizens feel people to walk the streets Do you blame me.But what engineer in his right Church, Rte. 28 Harwich Academy Building, Harwich. with mail from b i e e d i n g they're prisoners in their own with equanimity and assur- ANSWER: — It may not be mind would trade a jab like Port. Program: Donald E. Program: annual r e p o r t s , hearts who feel muggers are homes because they're afraid ance of safety. conventional for an unmarried mine for carpentry?" Pike, "With President Nixon- election of officers. Members some poor breetl entitled to go to go out for a walk due to I might go easy on first man and woman to live under ANSWER: — Don't down- nn his Official Visit to China." will model costumes. around jumping people from the prevalence of muggers offenders, but second offense the same roof unchaperoned. grade carpentry. In many behind and robbing and who jump the old a n d muggers in my book deserve But when one is an employe, parts of the countryChordaires, meeting, Square dancing, 8:30 P.M. to sometimes killing them. defenseless and often leave life imprisonment or the and when both parties are carpenters make $15 an hour Carleton Hall, Old 10:30 p.m., Waquoit Congrega-them lying bleeding on the hangman's noose. along in years and somewhat and their annual incomes ex-I„4 .Dennis. tional Church Hall, Rte. 28, wish their hearts would streets. de.peruent on each other, ceed those of many engineers.bleed a little for the victims.Waquoit. Caller: Hap Pope. When c a u g h t, these QUESTION: — "My father, we're justified in b e i n g Your situation remi ds mesRo- Sponsored by Nautical Twirl-muggers g 76, has arthritis and lived tolerant, r{ q• ggers get off with repri- of an engineer friend df mine ers. All dancers invited. weyo r Matrons mands or light sentences. alone until two months ago If the two are as chummy who left a lucrative job at When will we bet stiffer when we hired a widow, 60, to and companionable as you say Eastman Kodak and started aR'S NOTE: The Cape will Conduct sale laws?" c ind v ;h, r a +»; a - %, career: (1) d-Times publishes ANSWER: —We'll get such 1 it daily. We WEST YARMOUTH — laws when people wake up to c=ins and Members of the W e y a r the fact that muggers deserve Matrons Club are making being classed with rapists ar plans for a rummage sale to murderers. conducted fri'm 10 a.m. to